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peelalm la Pulmonary Tuber- cuiosis Office 126 Brighton Road

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rrleter and Attorney-at-I-IW Iieem Ne. 12 Cameron Block

ress Siimmervillo Post Office

MAY 20, 192i

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p,“ you can get a prescrip- pui up in a short time. at a ongble price, and it will be

LYEA & McNIECE

QBARTEBED ACCOUNTANTS

Audits and Investigation» crn Office and Cost Systems . a, 5t. John, Monetonphnhorlh

nk Charlottetown. P. E- I.

l». ‘k R.McGuigan.BA

Charlottetown. P. island

Clayton Morrison

wommlssioner of Deeds. Wmfi i8 a [Cal ' Etc. mpitaoTgaf-evfulpuaatlt-tiralon to luxury

III-Erlylilo. Mortgagll. 610-.

ayme nt.

. ‘A. IMacDONALD

Barrister, Solicitor. 51°-

C. G. Archibald

duate on N. Y. Post Graduate am limited to aye. Ear. Ne"

rest, opposite Guardian Ofllfl

m. May be oonsuitod of! Li»:

cLeanlilz McKinnon

llrrlsters. Attorney-at-Law fillies-Royal Bank Bulldlnl

Morson 8r Dufly

rrister and AttornW-lu-lw

lsltors for Royal’ Bank of Canada

Miles GarrisonMh 5

Superintendent Chas. Dlllfifl

dates, loileltor. Notary Public Ito. v

tagus

You may be Sane in everything but eatingi-—level-headed in business, but daily digging your grave with your teeth. You eat the wrong foods and too much.‘ Keep the body buoyant and the mind. alert by eating

Shredded Wheat c

the food for the worker with hand or brain-contains everything the human body needs, prepared in a digestible form. More nutritious than meat or eggs and costs much less.

Two biscuits make _a satisfyiflE mefll- Delicious with berries or other fruits.

MADE ‘IN CANADA

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0!’ Our

eauty Store

._ s, e-

in its ingredients and pro- iis. Our compounders are ex-

any mistakes being We carry s full line of stand-

‘Q.£5114;'=i'$<;i5;lk~él7ll is? 1L '4;

and toilet necessities, per-

Drugglst MONTAGUE, P. E. I.

ofessional Cards.

I. F. DBIIPSIIIY

alnote of Boston school of PIANO TUNING

111 Grafton Sh, Charlottetown

rl Ch rlottetosvn. lteglslesenttt‘ r| K. W. Finis!-

‘oon. Phone 02.

almer & Palmer - I I I

Palmer, K. G. H. L. Palmer I .- Barrlsters. etc. of Nova Sootla Building

\ Money to Loan

ISTER. OOLIOITOR. ETC.

. Money to Loan Cameron Block

A LUX Shampoo

Perfect cleanliness And a re- freshing stimulant for the scalp tare the ‘best of all means for, ensuring heir health. In other wordr-try aILUX shampoo.

Dissolve a tablospoqnful- of , LUX in a gallon of very hot water. whip into ‘a creamy lather. and then temper with cool water.‘ Rub well into the scalp-you'll enioy the invigor- ating. e sensing sensation. Then rinse thoroughly in fresh tepici water and dry the hair, in the sun if possible. never with strong cat.

Lux is sold at sII grocers. depart- _ mental stores, etc.

'..'......i' rscipv Isaak "The Careqf ‘Dofniy ' fa gladly lent In: on request. LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED

TORQNTO B4

ID. Notoa, Drafts, BIIII. ESTED for-non-aooeptanoo of

Tryon. P. E. I-

MONEY T0 LOAN qf||¢g_Rlley Building Charlottetown

dical School and Hospital

and Threat Bayer Building. amt Morse

hone 26G

Tl . te12a.m.1to6

Hours- ours at 11G l-llllsboro 8t.

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plgttgtqwl P. E. lllllll

uousv 1'0 Loan

Attention Car Owners

Car season is again open and you want your ear in tip-top working order. Now it is the

HEART OF THE CAR

Sanitarium

l-iours-Z-b p. m. and or appointment

Telephone 251

is. HESSIAN

MONEY ‘TO LOAN P. E. Island

you need to start with. which means the STORAGE BAT- TERY. To function properly the work must be done pro- perly, to atop

. INMAN, K. G.

ALL BATTERY TROUBLE

bring them to us and we will give you a dependable job and guarantee it. We assure you better work cannot be done In the Province.

IT I8 NO TRICK

VICTORIA ROW

CHAS. EDMONDS», -

Veterinary Surgeon

to take down d battery-anyone can do lt-but the electro- chemloal part ls where the “know how" comes in. This is where we excel. '

McNevin & Perry

\ t8 Eueton street I Don't discard your old Batteries. 0st them repaired. I _

A. hMcEachen, Oph. D. .

IYI OPIOIALIUI?

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THE OHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

EASTERN cuiimir

..'SEE JEAN THOMSON lN the Scotch dances tonight at Montague

....*JU8T ARRIVED another lot Srey cotton. Bargains. see tliem_ Ives & Murdock, Ltd.

.-'“THE CAMPBELLSl ARE COMING" hear “Duncan” the pi- ger at Montague. Friday, May 7th..

DWTHE POBTPONED Auction sale at Thomas Rice's, Greenfield will take place on Saturday, May 21st st 12 o'clock.

WFSEE THE "McRAE SIS- TERS", P-rlzc .wlnnlng Medals Dancers perform at Montague

Scotch Concert Friday May 27th.

-."AT M-ONTAGUE TONIGHT.- The inimitable Sandy MacGregor the champion girl dancer, Jean Thomson and a brilliant pianist.

..'HELLO BELLA, Did you buy your Spring Suit yet? A dollar saved is ll dollar earned, and I tell you their values are good. Sec them at Ives & ‘Murdoclrs. Ltd.

..*JEAN THOMSON CAN dance and pin; m.» pipes in braw style. Ives’ Hall. Montague tonight.

“FOUR NEW SPRING SUITS for Men and Boys are here in all the leading cloths. ISee tlieni be- fore buying elsewhere. We can save you money. Ives & Murdock Ltd

....°COME A’ TH’ GITHER and nee flflll hear Sandy MiacGregor. Jean Thomson and Pwf- FOX Bl lvcs’ Hull, Montague. tonight. A rare treat.

II‘AINIDERSON SCOTCH Zep- |hvrs in the latest designs 49c. yd. ,0tlieir Glnglis-ms '38c_ and 23c. New Silk Gloves. Hosiery, etc. Ives & Murdock Ltd.

....*BAG PIPES, Scotch Dances. headings Singing, Violin and

lfirlday, May 2"ltli. Under fluslllcefi of Community Welfare League Ltd. Get your tickets early, Mu- buffs Dnug store. 52o reserved seat. ’

....*‘PE-RSONAL ‘MENTION..- Among the visitors to Georgetown last wéek were ‘Mr. John McCor- mae, Bouglilon ilsland and lMr. Mc-

, “JHEA-R SANDY MacIGREGOR

Kenzle, Mrs. D. J. McCormac. and Ml‘. Jamieson of Pnnniure ‘ island, Mr. Johnson. iMrs. NlcLean and daughter Constance. ‘Mr. J. ‘C. HMicDonald. IWhO has basil spending [the winter at New Glasgow. N. S. is spending a vacation at ‘IIIIS home

mind his talented company at Ives’

' ML M amt to work in their new country with glragfeoglgleézggetow“ ‘i, sisal”: the sturdy forest before them. “leyndé a“ ,5, Georges A When a young mziu lie served for

fi Dents... need the health and sire other babies have gamed through Emma EAGLE BRAND Condensed Milk ,

i _IN MEMORIAM

JOHN C. MARTELL

A Elooni was east over George» WWII 0n Wednesday “fly 18th when U"? fln-izei of dealh- entered 1h}: lllC-IIIO of Mr. Daniel Martel] und claimed for its own lils youngest son Joiin ‘Charles. at the uge of live years. He had been sick twu days but the end ivaei not expected so soon and his death cunie as u sudden shock to all. Jolin Charles was i1 bright little buy. n favorite with all who liud llie pleasure of Ills zicquulnlzince and lie will be greatly missed not only by his own relatives but also by his school- mates uud friends. Ifesidss liis sorrowing fiitlici- there are left to mourn three sisters, Katie, Mary and Isabel, also one broth-er. Henry to iuuuru tile lass of a. loving and affectionate brother. lie will be buried iii llie Roman tfutlirglic cem- etery.

PATRICK GORMLV

There ilasscd 1ieuccfully away at St. ‘illnnvls Road on Murcli 15th one of Ilr‘. (IIIIZSI and most respect- ed residents in tile person ‘of Patrick Goruily, III. the advanced age of S2 yours.

The deceased was born on the "Auld Sci" in tiic iluunty’ Arinugli Zlrelund and wilt-n only a boy of 4 .ycui's old. lie illlll his motlfer sailed cu the Hllli) "Margaret Pull- et" taking seven weeks in the crossing IIIILI lundcd on P. ‘E. ls- liind where his father had iuiniigrul. ed one year previous.

The late Mr. Goriuly was a man of more than ordinary intelligence and cculd relate many interesting stories of the trlzils of ‘those early

settlers WIIU started courageously '

two sisters sud four brothers. namely: Mrs. Charles Evans, St. Mary's Road. Mrs. William Mc- ioariiiy or lciiaisoimtown, flames Michael and Peter of 8t. Mnrffl

Road. and Felix in East Boston. Mass. The lafc Mr. Gormly was s

kind father and a good nclgliiior and liIs memory ~will lung be ‘cher- ished in fragrant recollections.

During his illness he was fre- quently visited by his pastor, Rev. TIRE‘. Gallant, who administered to him the last rites of the (lath-- 0I.'c Cliuroh. ‘His mortal remains were interred on St. Patrick's Day in St. Paul's Catholic cemetery. Sturgeon. the services u-t tli'e church and grave being conducted by tho pastor. ‘Itev. Father Gallant amidst 1 large cuncmirse of reint- ives and friends, to whom the sympathy of all is ‘extended. May his soul rest in peace.

(Island Papers Please Copy)

BRIAND WILL DEMAND - SILESIA TENSION

LONDON, May l7-—Tension over tlie Polish revolt in Slleslailvhlcli over the week-end threatened a crisis in the ruiikr-i of the Enleute. seemed here today to have passed for the moment st least.

Exchange of views on the sub» Ject has been proceeding. between London and Paris. and there seem- ed to be confidence that Lloyd George and Premier Brlnnd would reach an understanding ivlieii tiicy meet.

ll appeared probable that iiie two premiers woul-l hold a courer snce early next week. It is possible the discussion of Silesia will be be- fore a full meeting of the Supreme Allied Council, so far as known. but no definite decision on this point had been reached early to- day. lt was believed, M. Briand would appear before the French Chamber of Deputies on Thursduyq making u statement of his views, mil demand a vote of confidence.

\

would be in a strong position in urging a compromise settlement of llie Sileslan question before the Supreme Council.

Berlin and Warsaw zlisgiiiiclies

lliave served lo reassure llie British

PAGE SEVEN

Have You Tried

PSALAIIAY

TEA

o (BROWN LABEL)

‘Your Grocer sells it

for‘ r c _ per pound.

THAT WORN SOLE

doesn't mean that a shoe has lost ltsdpsefulness. Bring it here an have ilg resoic the - shoe on our -modern machin- es and the shoe will be us good us. or even better than ever. In these days of high leather prices, shoes are nut- urnily very expensive. You can cut down your shoe ex- pense considerably by using our shoe repairing facilities.

LAMBROS BROS l

-_ _ --.-- __-- -__---__-7,=— -v-v--——--_—---s——~ Should lie receive such a vole, lic public and it was believed today

that neither Germany nor Poland would take steps that would in- crease the gravity of the situation. pending complete consideration of tiieprobleni.

P

with Ml’. Patrick Kehde. of Georgetown and latter was occupied

illull, Montague tonight. iii-Oi

- J-SANDV‘ IMacGR-EGOR and Jean Thomson at Ives‘ Hall. Mon- tague, tonight. ~ '

..°'Mi'. F‘. J. Solomon and Mayor J. H. McDonald, Georgetown mot- lored to Charlottetown early in the iwe-ek. _ A

CHICAGO, 'May 19.—A general‘ reduction iu wages of unskilled railroad employees effective July 1st ‘is tho forecast by the United $111108 Rflilwfld Labor Board in un- imnouncenient lust night um] will ‘be extended to nil classes of rall- roud employees, it was reported tu- day.

Through RiiIService T0 Pacific Coast

Canadian National! Railways Offer Most Direct Connefltlons With -Fast Through Trains from Mon- treal.

The finest train service to the Pacific Coast is afforded by the Canadian National Grand-Trunk "Continental Limited" now leaving at 9.00 daily from Bonaventure Station, Montreal. The route of this finely equipped all steel train to the coast is vln Ottawa, North Bay, Cocbrana and via the Transcontinental to Winni- peg and by Grand Trunk Pacific to Saskatoon and Edmonton and via Canadian National Railways tn Vancouver-JIM finest of scenic routes through tho Rockies sud over the smoothest roadbeii.

From Maritime Province points there is connection by Ocean Limited with the Continental Lim- lied daily, and by the Maritime Express daily except Sunday. The Maritime arriving in Montreal st 7.40 p. m. affords the most direct connection, but passe a by the Ocean Limited arriving at Levis at 1.50 p. m. affords connection with train No. 11 leaving Quebec daily for Cochrane at 5.00 p. m. This train makes connection at Coohrsue with tlio Continental Limited. so it. will be seen there is really a choice nf two distinct routes.

There is also the through service to the Pacific coast by train leav- ing Toronto daily at 10.30 p. m. via Sudbury, Port Arthur. .Fort William and Winnipeg. Connect- ion for‘ this is made by lii-e Ocean Limited to Montreal and the Grand Trunk lnlenistional Limited to Toronto.

Particulars of these splendid rail services to the west will be explain ed by all C. N. R. ticket agents and foidersand illustrated matter may be obtained by application

iPeter on tlie old homestead. Of Wages July 1st: "“‘°‘

ut shipbuilding. The deceased was twice murricd his first wife being Jiiiin Walker

a, number of years as \\'I10€I\'I'l'lgIll.'

Engine-Four

wiien necessary.

lo whom was ‘born. one child, Alexander, who pfedeceased iils mother at itlie age of five years. His second marriage was to specially Julia McCnrniack who died May wammé;

[ISLIQ 191-5 [after igiving bifllli 8 five children namely: Eliza Jane. who died In infancy, (‘slum who died in 1902. Mrs. Adam French of Paumure island, Mrs. Robert McCarron of St. Mary's lioad agid

e. these he leuvbs to mourn

THIN PEOPLE NEED BITRO- PHOSPHATE

All that liinat \VE!i.\I\', nervous. thin- mcntnlly-dcprcssud per-pic ucrd is ten g'l'nlns_ of pure organic phos- phate with each meal for u few wr-nlsa.

'I‘hat's wliut tlic nerve specialists in London. Paris Lind New York urc prescribing: with wondi-rfiil results.

it ls natural fond for ncrvc and liruin cell's and is known to such rc- ilublc pharmacists as Hllkhcs IJrui-t Co., Ltd us Rltro-Phosphutc. lie cuusn of its pnwcr to liclp create licuitiiy flesh und strengthen wcuk nrrvcs. much of It is hclnif sold to pcuplc wlin arc int-Mini: in vitality-

CAUTION. Although Flitru- Phos- pliutn in an excellent uid lii rollov- lng- weak, nervous conditions. its im- is not advised unless iucronscd ivcil-rlit is desired.

BATS . Fllli SEEII

o... Carioid i650 Bushels ‘

(I001) HEAVY RE- I ('I.l§i\NI~}I) \\'Ill'I‘E

c

1

oivrs ,

4 Shipped from (MI- mw. Ontario, ‘and

should arrive here l very soon.. We are going to sell this car- load at a very close price for quick sale.

Book

Your Orders N ow .

Carter iii-Co. Ltd.

Plume 70

(ilfltown

f .u--.l uni ground.

Connecting

er end

Crankshaft-Heavy

crankcase

u steel stamping, able.

cylinders bloc. Cylinder liedd is removaibli- to permit the removal of cuqbon and regrlnding of

Bore-3',§ inches, stroke 5 Inches. Valves-Located on right, side, and designed to prevent

Pistons-Very light. three rings and special arrange- lTllIll for preventing smoking.

Wrist Pins-Libcrzil in sizc, liurd -

Rods-Drop steel, double lieat lower end hushed with a spcclul die cast bearing metal, the upp- with puospiinr-bronzc. Slilnis arc provided for zidjusl ~ menl of lower bearings.

carbon steel, (Ioublc limit treated. carefully bulsnccd rind all wcur- lnl; seriices ground. Upper Ilitlf of is cusl curries the crankshaft bearings by removable cups provided willi shims for adjustment. Oil pan is

Cooling-Tliermosyphon wltli ex -- ti-a liberal water jackets und coll-

uisr type radiator. and a four-

Se. The New Gray Dort

_ The new model Gray Dort car is in a class by itself__ it has all the good qualities of the previous models with the beautiful lines and roomy seating arrangements of cars costing double the price. I The best part of it is—- The new GRAY DORT is as good as it looks. Study the specifications—they mean something

SPECIFICATIONS ’

cast en nieklc steel

llie Naive-s

CILSI. iron. flritii

domoun table

bearings are Timken rollers. Front Sprlng-Seml-elliptic, 271/, in. '

bronze bushings and oll ibolts. Rear 'Springs- Cantilever. 2 in

forged trezilcfl, llic

wide by

‘wide, 50 in.

forging of -ill meter. and

TF0"- scriiiv type.

easily reniov -

Rea r.

Rear Axlc-Tlirce-quurl er floating.

and pinion adjustable in (iircctions from outside of osse. Propeller shaft mounted on Tim- ken roller bearings; axle shafts arc on Hysit hearings. Axle shafts are nlckle slccl, heat treated. ,

Front Axlc-l-beam, steering knuck lcs and levers drop forged steel, double heat treated.

Wheels-Artillery type. 12 spokes,

bushings and oil bolls. , Brakes-Emergency, iiitcrnal, ox - minding, operated by hand lever; service. external contracting, op- ersted by pedal. Drums l2 in dia-

Stcering Gear-improved nut and

Gasoline Tania-Located in rear oi’ chassis. Vacuum feed to carburetor; ‘capacity 10 gallons; Stewart vacuum system.

Tires-Dominion. Tread on Front. Nobby Tread on

Frame-Extra heavy pressed steel,

°

gears. Differential

botli

lilgli duty roller

rims. Front wheel

2 in. 1on8. with.

long, with bronze

.

flu-

31 x 4. Plain

A8 ;.a-r.».',._.-r.. (nlziiim I

Maso- .

to any of the city ticket offices or by writing the General Passenger Department, Monctoii, N. B.

+4 oee-o-oomoowoo-eocoo-eoe

blade [an driven by one-inch belt

Lubrication-Plunger pump feed»- lng oil troughs. Connecting rnd (lippcrs splash oil from conrltant. level troughs lo all pants of en- gine. Oil gauge on Instrument Board.

Carbureton-Carici‘ inipmvcrl SIIII‘ outlet, easy starting, and unusual ly economical.

Ignition-Connecticut Illlllflfy sys- tom. Switch combined willi tlml controlling lights. is carried nu instrument board.

Starter-Equipped Wllll Ilendlx drive geared to fly-wheel. Storage buttery.

Lighting-Gear driven generator. Aui-meier wlili switches on cowl instrument board. .

Oiutch—l.eailier face colic wllli means for insuring easy engage- merit.

Transmlsslon- Selective, three speeds forward, one reverse, in unit with motor.

Gall at our SHOW ROOMS or phone and we will call.

R. E. WHITE, Distributor for P. E. I. MacNutt & White Ltd., Charlottetown, . . DEALERS-Wright & Manson, Summerside

E. A. MacRae, Alberton

N. J. Nicholson, Montague

l 1r.sf"="ir=rir1r=~v

narrowed in front to premli siiort turning radius.

Fenders and Hood-—lleuvy izauirc steel with baked enamel finish. Hood same color as body.

Radiator-Of extra largc ciipactly. ccllulur type. Baked enalnicl finlsli.

Top-Oneuuun type, windshield. .

Curtains-Side curtains open with ilnori-l. Special pocket in sent buck provides storage space.

Windshield- Double adjustable Wllll lower glass curved to male-ii lop cl‘ cowl.

Horn.-—Elscirlc. Mounicd under hood. Button on lop ol‘ steering column. _

Speedometer-Stewart. on cowl in- sliumcn: board. llliuninaieu by instrument board lamp.

Tcols--Standard tool kit in hum. with jack, tire pump, and tire out fit.